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Summary

DKT Mozambique is using an innovative social marketing program to encourage the use of condoms and other contraception to improve family planning and prevalence rates of HIV/AIDS.

Program goals

Modern contraceptive prevalence in Mozambique is a low 12% and only 60% of women have knowledge of any method of family planning. The average woman in Mozambique has 6 children, and the majority of women give birth at least once by the age of 20. The prevalence of AIDS is estimated to be 11.5% and if the HIV/AIDS incidence rate does not decline, Mozambique's low average life expectancy (about 44 years for women and 42 years for men) will continue to drop over the next ten years.

DKT Mozambique aims to provide men and women in Mozambique with free/subsidised access to family planning devices and counseling and general contraception to halt the spread of HIV/AIDS.

Key program components

Social franchising and increasing access to contraceptives:

In 2009, DKT established a family planning program in Mozambique with offices in Maputo, the capital. The first sales of IUDs took place in April of 2009, and DKT began selling condoms and misoprostol through an energetic social marketing campaign by the end of the year. DKT-Mozambique also began marketing oral contraceptives and manual vacuum aspiration kits. In 2009, DKT's new program provided 12,199 Couple Years of Protection (CYP).

In 2011, DKT introduced a hormonal implant (Sino II) for the first time via the private sector as well as the franchise clinic network. In the last 6 months of 2011, 2,800 implants as well as 4,050 copper IUDs were sold.

In 2011 DKT Mozambique launched a social franchising program branded as Intimo, providing condoms, OCs, IUDs, implants, EC and misoprostol in nine clinics. Intimo has used innovations like social media to increase access to its clinics; its Facebook page reaches over 6,600 Mozambicans (85% of whom were between the ages of 18 and 34) with information on family planning and reproductive health.

In 2014, DKT’s program provided over 3.4 million condoms, over 117,000 oral contraceptives, and more than 80,000 misoprostol pills for 129,357 CYPs.. This represents a 29% increase from last year.

Vouchers:

DKT is contracting out with existing clinics to provide family planning services and looking at coupons and voucher systems so when poor women come to our franchised clinics they don't have to pay out of pocket. Vouchers will bridge what providers would normally charge and what customers want to pay.

In 2014, DKT’s program provided over 3.4 million condoms, over 117,000 oral contraceptives, and more than 80,000 misoprostol pills for 129,357 CYPs. This represents a 29% increase from the previous year.

Financials

Primary source of funding:

Revenue

Revenue Sources

: Out of pocket payments

Reported Results

Health Output:

What is the result?:

In 2010, DKT’s program provided over 2.5 million condoms, almost 50,000 oral contraceptives, and over 56,000 misoprostol pills.

Health Outcome:

What is the result?:

In 2009, the first year of DKT’s program, provided 12,199 CYPs. In 2014, DKT’s program provided over 3.4 million condoms, over 117,000 oral contraceptives, and more than 80,000 misoprostol pills for 129,357 CYPs.

Parent Organizations

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